Recent reviews by Dr.Maples

Total fever dream experience.

Early hours in the game and I do find it enjoyable. The story itself, however, may not be to most people's liking. Game progression is far better than Heat's and you actually have to put in effort to actually win the races, at least in the first few hours and on intense difficulty & limited race restarts. Cop chases are still fun as in the previous title but less challenging.

If you find this on a good discount someday and actually want to play it, go for it. If there's none, go back to Heat.

Interesting and unique experience. I liked the game-play the most despite how simplistic it is, though it can get very slow sometimes. The puzzles are only few and they're not so much challenging, and the same can be said for the story.

I'd recommend buying it only when there's a good discount on it.

Took over Vice City and fought off Sharks in 84's and i'll gladly do again in 86.

If only ms paint was as easy as this...

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Volvo goes burrrrrrrrrr~

Simple to use with variety of customization options. Huuuuuuge library of wallpapers, and you can make your own one. Works flawlessly on a desktop but can be problematic on laptops (battery usage).

Worth every cent.

Would love to see more content added to this simulator. Kind of annoying how the story makes you wonder a lot about its world and ends without finding answers.

Great campaign mode that combines both exploring and strategically executing plans. The game will begin with teaching you the ropes and then you'd be having to put what you learn in action. Unlike the other similar games, you'd be either mostly playing alone in the field or leading a bunch of rookies to fight off the enemy after progressing further in the story. Each team has its own set of different weapons, vehicles, and gears, as well as attachments. You'd be looting stuff a lot. The game gets more intense and strategically smart against you when you increase the difficulty.

Multiplayer might not be like what it used to be four years ago, at least within my country mates, but it should give you the experience you'd love to see in such game. Workshop modded content are what I would spend my time exploring if I wanted to try more creative content. DLCs can get kind of meh.. since some servers can get entirely dependent on of them, especially Apex DLC.

Airplane and Helicopter' controls can get you confused in the beginning, but you'd learn the basics quickly within time. Much more suitable for a simulator. On the other hand, don't expect ground vehicle controls to be the same because they all feel like you're driving a truck despite what ride you have in your hands.

If you have plans to buy it, then do so when it has an on-going discount. If you're planning to mix it with a DLC, go for Apex.

Bang bang bang